Sentence examples for much wider host from inspiring English sources

White spot syndrome virus not only infects shrimp but also has a much wider host range which includes other invertebrate aquatic organisms such as crab, crayfish, and fresh water prawn, Macrobrachium sp. (Ramasamy 1995; Lo et al. 1996; Flegel 1997; Wang et al. 1998; Mohan et al. 1998).

Downy mildews are mainly host genus or even host species specific, while Phytophthora species often have a much wider host range.

When the non-galler clade has a much wider host range than the galler, the non-galler is also much more diverse.

Conversely, when the non-galling clade has a much wider host range than the galler, the non-galler is much more diverse.

For this reason, Plasmodium may be able to adapt to new host species at a faster rate, resulting in its much wider host range compared to Theileria; Plasmodium spp. can infect mammals, birds, and reptiles, whereas Theileria spp. are limited to ruminants [ 34].

Qatar sees hosting the World Cup as part of a much wider plan to position itself as the diplomatic, cultural and sporting hub of the region, future-proofed against the day when its natural gas reserves run out.

The distribution area of A. pacificus tapeworms among otariids is much wider than that in humans, which apparently represent incidental, atypical definitive hosts.

Rust fungi endure a significant part of their life in the intercellular space in the host tissue, and it can be envisioned that they need a much wider palette of effectors.

Although his records all went into the American charts, a much wider fame came in 1950 with his pioneering of the TV music show, on which Como both hosted and sang.

But the problem is much wider.

But the problem goes much wider.